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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
A LIVELY WEDDING TRIP.
A Bridal Party "Paintln' 'Er Red"
Last Night, at an Expense Of Several
Hundred Dollars,

Last Night, at an Expense Of Several
Hundred Dollars.
For about one hour, last nieht,
there was "show" on Main street.
in this city, that proved more attract
i've than circus and menagerie COM |
bined.
A couple of Broadford people got
married in Haley and drove to that
town to partake of q collation., at
which the bride and groom were copi.
ously toasted. All hands then jumped
into their buggies, of which there were
an even dozen, and started for a drive
around the lower Wood River towns.
Coming QUITO Broadford team ran
into the foremost buggy, throwing
the occupants out, and completely
wrecking the vehicle. This seemed
to make all present somewhat reck.
less, and the drivers put their teams
to their best speed.
Bellevue was reached and trav-
ersed, and the party soon reached
HALEY and drove through Main street
as fast as the teams would 60. with
the lines hanging on the dash. boards
and whips flying in the air. When
about halfway up Main street, there
was a break in the line, each driver
endeavoring to get ahead of the
others, and several minor collisions
occurred. The witnesses momen-
tarily expected to see several of the
vehicles dumped and their occupants
seriously if not fatally hurt; but the
latter paid no attention whatever
either to collisions, bitches or cross
ings, being only bent on getting the
lead. In this way the procession
drove out, three or four abreast, to
near Deer Creek, when they turned
and sped back through HALEY as rap
idly as before. At Rupert's corner
there is high crossing; as the bug
gies struck this point they were raised
fully two feet above the ground, but,
luckily, no accident happe led. The
vehicles must have been of unusual
strength, or they could not have stood
such shocks.
On, on, tho party went, until Belle.
vue was again reached. There the
| night Waterman stood out in the
road and attempted to stop the fore.
most team. The buggy pole struck
him under the eye, and knocked him
completely over, but out of the way o.
1.-the vehicles. But for this he might
have been killed. AS it was, he sus
tanned quite severe injuries, but DR.
Higgins, who attended him, says they
are not dangerous.
| The party finally wound up in q
dance at Broadford. This morning
the teams and buggies we're examined
with the following result:
i Two shoes lost, one horse famed
land two others bruised.
One buggy completely wre cked.
Two others had the axles sprung
the dashboards perforated, the cushion
torn.
Several whifi1etrees cracked an,
split--one Of them in spfinters. like
. broom.
; The brake blocks all more or les
damaged, and some Of the brake-iron
half an inch thick actually wor
through.
Besides several sore heads, etc.
/ The "boys" this morning acted i
l very gentlemanly way by going
the various livery stables and offe
ing to pay all damages: but as thes
. will amount to several hundred do
: lars, they will not be apt to soon TO
e get this spree.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

As hair dressing and renovator,
Ayers Hair Vigor is universally com.
mended. 1t Graduates dandraff, cures
crupsions of the scalp, invigorates and
beauties the hair, and prevents its
fading or turning gray.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
Notice to Creditors.
E.r1r. or JAMES D,I1usern. DECEASED.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned. Ad-
inistrstor of the said Estate Of James DtllinSeP,
deceased ~ the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within fonr months
alter the FIRST publication Of this notice. 10 the
said Administrator, At Martins postefhee. in the
Gounty Of MuraN
Dated u Martins P. O.. March 81, 1887.
SAMUEL MARTIN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of James Dillir ger
n3l deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

We will have several tons OF Alfalfa,
Timothy, Blue Grass, and White and
Red Clover. Those wanting seeds
should get our prices.
CoYf:N 4 Co., Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

~Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TIMES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

All accounts due the late nrm must be settled
At once they will be placed out for collection.
April IL, 1881. J. +. CLIFF.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
New Rich Bleed

BY the use of Oregon Blood Purife'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

Quantity Of snow ssmainins o. tie ground
in Hatley-none.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

General Admission -.....-s..-....--.......O o
- Now on sale ct Rupert's Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
A BOOM II BLOCKS
va 81 L1iNos sglsa sREcTEe.
ssaas Haz44acaot e4slaess - 81 -
EFseea1 sf 8hlea ;. bat F4r1bsx Esi-
asaos ~ l8o SEQ rogaia-
liza ~ 1 sa3.

tifard 6aglds . ssI1siag slsh oooas a.
.is clt1sas als5 vel be pso1d Of saa ~
sas @ii aeny ta4g tie Ys.lsy cay 49,
hays l1000 inh4bi sals Ia lss1 4 ~
so9Eer. A klsnos 0gsk tss a.ls4Asss poftl0a
Of .he eily. sili eoav.ncs shs Haost sxsSii-
cal u t.s rapid Increase aad srossh u me
lFesisst clfy Ia The W3.Esrins ct4Es. Tie
aambsr Of a.sfsone nss eioe2s erected
tais summer and ths still iars~r Number u
nDs le~ residences - slaost astonisoinz.
A80lt tbe l4fzesf and haadsomss- baud
inE Gearing cen glsltoz . tae oospsfa
ol4lk ald Hartman nAli a. the corner "
lena 4l4 t1aufsll- sts. Haen hAis1sd y
Wf.l con ari4e the largest hall IA tne city,
caIs.ls - eating 14l0 people, dancing
1ai isr the Kisses lazs and bene'ileL, a
hsli d4zsa stores snd rlmsrous hsndsome
gllcss.
b slsg-s ssset-Ths nes bailding Al TIE
car1er cf Sutton ard >olt1 DlFi.lan-sis.,
is massive -tIaltsre already I've stories
iu 4siset 4n1 another one i - be zi1et
yet. fls lower l00r Is to be occupied ~
lls Gralt H4ylcs Savings bank, when
compie.cI aot tbs remainder sill % util-
izssl a. iaahina8le boarding house.
Tbs Wln-sAr block 5 = handsome struc-
tar- We stories ID height. which Is about
completed. aaI located az ths corner oG
South Digssi0a and Cherry SIS.
one ~ the arrest buildings that ~ill
adeTn Tie Valley City is thai which = be
ing erected CD Naisr.co e. 0n tle Old gas
wCfks site Tor the Leonard krrzeraiOE
Company. The Horkmra have reached tie
second story snd when eompie1ed Il viii
Be a massive and handsome structure.
The Kennedy block, a. the corner OF
Wa.eglo0 ard l0u.s-sfs - 4 fine Gvc story
building and the work on the outside 3
about completed. Tue lower toor viii be
g.liized a. a store aud the remainder as
lving apartments.
fas Edison Electric Light Company still
continues 'he erection OF the large Guild
iug l3F ifs works and the huge tower Is
rapidly sssumlug completion.
Several other tine blocks are being erect
Ell on south Divisi0E-si. aud in various
parts of the city. bat one article Will not
permis 4 detailed account Oi the many
eGtd-nces OF fast growing metropolis
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
PROSPEROUS sLks
oas of The froasle~t and Hsppi-st - A
R~.attfrsl eff 80 E.tnfr- sfilsan.

oa- ot The Proade~t and Hsppi-st ~ A
e-sattfsl efft 80 E.gnfrr SSilssn.
The E.ks Of Grand Rapids ara PROS
-perous and haprY BROTHERHOOD The Order
3 growing in this city n a mo~t rsmsrssbls
manner. and Grsnd Rapids lodge 80. As is
known throughout all Elk31m "a one II
The niost prominent branches 0f tre ntiers
that nave spread 50 universally throgghout
The TDion. one 81 the prouiest ElEs
IN the valley City today = The round and
sedete John b. Nfilean. OF che Clarendon
Hotel. Npou his BIZ manly eCsum {. ters
today = mssui Bcsnt symboi 81 tae acier
whirh spsrkies with diamonds an sloss
VIII runlss- ls is ias xilf Of his er0sbsrs
81 ihe ersnj Rapids Lodge The bstxe is
probably one oi the finest Of IS kind N ct
istence it vas nisie frori al original de-
ngn By Charles Anni1 WITH J. G. HerSner
snd cUui pes The most enthusiastic sriunirs-
tcn ef AZ wno see it It isa valuable aift
representing more han q hundred dollars
worth ~ precious sfoue~ Mr. kilieaa
y one of Ire most pepsIsr members of tke
Benevolent snt ffoteCflye ORDER II Eixs
snd "a ex luisite ken cf esteem II hS
hrothrrs 80 presented to arm ~ a rlentsrta
~ Bis .aifhlul services "a an ctics rom
vhlca he ~ saQHt ,o Ferre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31


49, ~ =. A@xzs - Asa4t
EAs E-s ~ IA. 10 N4.sr pgsse-s-
yesterday zlsreiag 4E - F4s-a -s ssok
los 1.s iexs ksalsas a.. 4. Ls4s ~ tas
aaet ees.aess 80 ~4tss erosks. - i0e gesl
~ ss2l fsz Iess. q. 0si a.. sssaksl
sal sozns asnaa 1yu14s are good z1s s1lias
ass e@i ~ .as sacred pesssf u t4s
PaalE4s Is shoYs a. aaa spe4ks - sAs a.
slza soal esss a. a. 9lasr FsEs g Dea :
aoc5 does sofne ~ car ssepesE so-r0 ss ss
Ssl a. i0gs snd ssPiTs,ioas. ses 10
ssessi taiog 20 disclose snG essn Should
se szteuP p L ~ ~. ss saoa-d na1 tnsi IA
eur inability . sxpIsss oar fss.icgs they
so1id loose their aepih All ElgorL. Ia
80 ksslaas ao~sssf. .e esn Po1f o1t Cur
iseilugs - t1s fullest extent 4n1 oar - Sl-
Dor - ne peE cau IL nxssls oo1a 81 as
e1rzessl1s or Fec4llsf e4Tca -asi-4e<s 10
tie sane sOzcs. tho4s0 t1os. ere IN
s-ane : are gnxaosa - each otsef. lie
present fs4,n SHOWS that tAs s0ul "a msa
Las siIDiu iLseil TIE privilege ot 4isAss
being uasaiis1sd uOt dissatisfied. for That
means murWlEi8s. an1 tILs IS not cSu
neDcasle. Out uasatls1s1 1-tlsg :. always
iOag az t0F something higher Nay GOT sra az
thai or logging oasy oc aiiLr him 2nd II ,
righteousness. Ins serFlos a. n'k4t sss
remarkably veil aflrn lei, tns suojec- nsins
Christ in Ills ks sll0n - oar Spiritual
Inarmill1s"
services sill be held a. ST. Marks today
al 10 a. IA. aud >. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

To tfe -oc istv Esitor TELs5z zsH-HsRsID.
Under toe above hsasiinz. / bad The
hoaor ~ appearing In your sunday
siifi0n. da not grsdusss from 30 railroad
business into tss musical profession, hut
have hal ths best sdvsntsges obtainabie in
Nsw York snd Boston. with experiences ss
teacher sni positions Of trust in ether
citiss. The Gentleman wbs wrote t6s
xrticls IN question vas evidently disposed
4, - frisns..r t5wsris ns snd a. the san :
Eue vishcr 60 instruct he ru8ic
thank him Cor the irsf snd undertake -
correctly 10 the lstfer NJ apoiogv f0r
eiTarirx The correction "a thar II the matter
iz sf eaouza Importance 20 sppear ia v01r
rsrer Re - Of s1usl inrortance - ne tnaE
Il sboa 4 sppesr correctly. Wen I n-sr
appeared in rrsnd ksr.as lsTmon7 rRs
nos so sustaining ~ hoornr hen.s rv
cornernrr e'r = TIRE vfre tae raj rasd
business In he arisnal.es- suirl
n Lswsov.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
mIcAloAN's "LIrILE GIANT"
coagFsssmsa Ford Eathasiastie4liy he
cslsed ia Io sa-

c4lssd ia 10
From a private letter recsiyed by gen
tleznan ia this city il is learned that Hon.
N. IL. FoEd Is Addressing large aadleaces Ia
l3ws snd is enthusiastically received
wherever be spsaks. lie was a. Sioux
City on the 27th, lie Mars 9s:h and Mason
Oiy 29th. Tonight be will spsak at Charles
City and the balance Of the week as fol-
lows Os.es NoY. Is. Naytgly p. West
Unlon "a. Muscatioe 4th and Washington
the 5gh. lie will start for home
next Sunday and srriye week from 10
night
At SiouI City the local committeeman
who went 10 the station 20 meet Mr Ford
had csen advised that the Michigan Con-
gresham was fat man. The Rice Evan
geline company arrived on the same train
and when the robust George X. f0rtescue
emerged from the car he was promptly cap
tured BY the com mittce and hustled lutO Il
carriage aud driven 10 the hotel where our
lonely Congressman arrived afoot, solitary
aud alone. ten minutes later, when the
error was discovered and corrected al the
expense OF the committee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31


Old moneybags mopes IN his Office all day,
As snappish and cross as bear,
The clerks, know enough 10 Keep out OF his
way,
Lest the marchant should grumble and
swear.
Even TaoDy, the cat. is in fear OF a cuff,
Or a kick, If she ventures too near,
They all know tie master Is apt TO be
rough,
And his freaks unexpected and queer.
What makes the old fellow so surly and
grim,
And behave so confoundedly mean2
There's certainly something the matter with
him
Is il stomach, or liver or spleen?
We've guessed this liver is sluggish and
bad,
His blood is disOrdered and foul.
It's enough to make any one hopelessly
mad,
And greet his best friend with growI.
The worldwide remedy, DR.. Pierce:
Golden Medical Discovery, will correct q
disordered liver and purify the blood tone
your system and build up your flesh anc
strength.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Ig. s, gxi.s Z e., i;g.,.,:,
1 DETaoTT, ACrUHN OF leS9.
l ie0 Woodward Ayeuue.


rsrSspS. ". =. SMITH AZ co.
offer 70 the public for the Autumn ard
Holiday season Of 1887, an unusual
collection of choice artistic EOreiGf,
Wares and Gems. the selections OF =
member Of their house made during tLr
past summer in the European Mar.
kegS, embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading English an
Continental potteries. ard ar. produc
tons in Glassware; Germs in Din-
stones; Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks
Classic Bronzes and Choice Rric a-brac.
The collection IS the largest ever shown
by them, and having been imported direct,
and containing as it does the latest desis.
able novelties. it is claimed that it oflers
superior advantages to purchasers. both as
70 price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Swiss manufacture. and In Sterling
SiIvcrWRre and Fashionable
JeweIry, their collection is full and
choice.
n. B.-Nr. s. SMITH IL co. are
The authorized sole agents in Michigan foI
the fine Watches of fs2teiS, Phillip c
q, Co., OF eencvn, and for Detroit OF
the Sterling Silverware of the &OrfaM
CO., of Providence, X. !.
They also maintain afirst-class Optical
department Visitors to Detroit are invited
to an inspection.
Goods sent on approval correspondence!
solicited, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Headquarters an JnhesIthy Plsoe-a
Change Needed.

We are becoming quite crowded here,
remarked a member Of the Police Depart
msnt Yesterday. Every day that the city
delays the project Of locating ground and
building new headquarters. she price Of
this Improvement. which the municipality
IS bound 70 come TO, Il Advancing. one
objection 20 our present hest4uarters .
that the sewerage Is bal. AID Odors which
permeate through the building are
sicxening. and certainly sniau-er the
health Of the men. Several sewers
empty into the river in this vicinity
and therefore the ar is naturally impure.
Ia my opini0n he polics station should be
located on higher ground somewhere in
the vicinity of toe city bal. where it would
30 close % the Police court, when IL q
located in the new uii3ing. We srs nov
cramnei for room and the sooner the city
builds the less they can build for
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
a Pleasant Surprise.

G. y. Brown. whose marriage was no.
ticed in the papers week ago, was the re-
cipient of pleasant surprise at the hands
of his friends on his return home from his
wedding trip on Saturday evening. Pre-
vious 10 his departure his house was made
resdy for housekeeping on his return. Ar
riving home he found 1t in possession OF .
pleasant party of about thirty residents OF
the south end, who gave the happy couple
a welcome, and very enjoyable evening
long to be remembered by al who partici-
pated IN the affair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
NESTC AND DRAAA.

The second concert given by the Wurz-
burg & Bronson Military Z. c. band was
equally as dne as the first cne. Although
the audience a. the Wonderland last even
Tag Was not 50 large IS it should have been,
considering the superior entertainment,
still there WAS fair attendance. The
selections given by the fdll band were
beautiful and each one was excellently
rendered. The cOrnet duet OF Messrs.
Cormsndy and Boaney was enthusiastic
cal4y received and the clarionet qUartette
BY Me>srs. Bronson, Guthan. Muehling
aud wilkins vas nicely rendered. and as
pretty thing IN the way Of music as has
yet been heard. The beautiful descriptive
piece The Forge in The Forest" closed
the programme. II vas rendered with al
the grand effects and loudly applaudcd by
the audience.
AZ Smiths Opera House an exce.len.
vaudeville entertainment viii be presented
tonight, among the stars being Miss Maud
Oswald. the sensational aerial artistic, who
Is said 10 be the handsOmest and finest
formed woman in the acrObatic profession.
The pretty Irish drama Dawn Of Day,
will be presented in iou- acts.
hsL4ar. the magician, Will hppcaf AT - OW-
ers Grand Opera House Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. kelAr IS a marvel
in his way. He diite-s greatly from his
only contemporary worthy OF comparison.
HerrmEn. but ne is equally entertaining
and Is considered by many IS the superior
OF that genial deliver in Gishlegie. Many Of
kellars principal magic exploits are won
ders OF slight-Of-hand. He is q marvellous
magician and can discount the DayenpOrts
and other demonstrators of ecric presence,
Ia cabinet manifestations.
Oas Of the Bravest," with its realisti
! fire scene, and several most naturally drawn
characters. will begin weeks engagement
a. RetmOnd's Opera House, this evening
| OF course the theatre will be crowded al
every performance.
Henry Berger Is expected here in a few
| days, in the interest Of the Great National
| Opera Company. which will appear here in
| December. This is the largest company
travelling IN the United States. There are
over 100 persons in the company, besides
an orchestra Of my instrumentslists-
The last two lectures in Rev. James Kav
Appieoee's course viii be delivered in tle
/ Univsrsalist church on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Hsuill give descrip-
nous and illustrations of Dickens Hum
/ bugs on the first nizhs. ald the closing lee
ture vill oe upon Our Boys, How they
may become Good and Honest Meh."
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

IRE srorks ard xrtrx 'rsf feiiehf
To t ~ltn terrier fsa 1f4
Thst sfslt shrssi iu hfieens dreams
Nith wl.ch iVsrepsls e fancy teens
Ffli rs7ar fr-u Tifh rfF'r
The nssn shc lrlsrs in Fisrcss fiis
I'r Pier-e pessant Frgsr fs =
Vegetable harm sss. Faia .sss sure
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

W.ssassas. Oc1 sl--NArmsr. tasr
wsst1sr- hszA - bfiaA asaLl sestsIiy
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31
Health is Wealth.

nr g. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment a
guaranteed specific f1r HTstera Dirf'ness. Con
T1si0ns Pts. Nervous Neurs. gis. Hes Iarhe.
NerTnIis FflafTetto0 cstsed y tne use 20 acie104
or tobacco. Nakefuiuess. Me1tR Depression.
~osfeulrg - the RrstG ressitfnT n fasanitF au1
iesaan< - m xary. decay AMI death. Premature
OIL Aee, Rs--enneSs. Loss n Power i1 e,fher
seE favriHuterv Frsses ard sperm atnrrr "a
faiEef ~ over rertion ~ re tratn- seif-e1f7Se
o. over -insin zenca Zach tov co-tains nas
r1orthfs tressuenf = toE. o. ST boxes f3F
- en- ~ nal prepaid IN recoiDf - uri-a
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX PoNEs
To cure Any caze. VIII eace order received ~
- foT six bo0e<. aeon pan 81 Nif1 IS Te Wih
serf fhr ri5-r aaser car wriire1 7saraniee - -.
fund fhe money. II the tretf -1e0t Dos ntf efsct
cure. fsrars1fees 'ssIef cn' b.
w. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
Soie a gent
1ss wonre--st-. t-rsad RAPIDS. gich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

GROVER CLEVELAND
Has got his furniture all O. X, and IL we'll
pleased with it. He says il it the best pur-
chase he ever made and recommends his
private secretary and all those who contem-
plate getting married to first furnish their
home with frniture on weekly payments
from Compton Bros furniture house and
get their licenses and proceed to business.
Don't forget the place. accessible from all
street car lines, 100 and III South Divi-
sion-st. COMPI0N Bios.
Furniture House
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

We have a full line OF knox silk bats.
Thomas & CippeBs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

lap robes and horse blankets at Thomas
& Crlppens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

All the latest styles of Knox hats al
Thomas & Crippens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

New millinery and fancy goods a
Kendall's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

To he man OF ronf8n rho has rave-
ceen iii he wurf ~health = meaningless.
R1t ts he sne Who hss suffered snn fe.
srsire,i aes.th srrears ss rricr sss boon.
10 TIE thousands of nnfert11ats wsrrsen
Who a. sufierinG froul scene of the rssa ?
forn,s ~ weakneSses ~ iree-,i iarit - ree1-
asr ~ thsir sex. Dr fierces ssve-its frs.
ScrirtiCn hoifs forfh the promise 80 =
speedy restorasi0n nf f1is 'er'celsss hesn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

TIE 6reud Rspiis Afhigfic claa - xirs
= zrsnd masquerade csli tt ris.Ir fa e. ne
crioie Fiak, ca La<ave-st. Monday even
iF1e. 3isf inst
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Ribbons Ribbons and Ribbons a.
kendalls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Fifteen fesrs Prixafe aroDsga xaa
America Fsos~iFal eSper3enSe
81 Monroe ST. Gum Block,
Graad kspids, Mlch.
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a lasss4Ee "a Success Esfsset1sS reszrcta ~ IA
p~sitle.
Diseases OF Women Treated With
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favsLs ecK9s Ska Boo ti1HeF aud
B.sd aer scazc g oi 10 sezes ere car. itFiief q
p1-tlive ! 1Afsutet vli..a-t the uss ri ner.lrs
4la hiasrauGe toll s,llss l2lseltsit u fr,e
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nan aud kDslsa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Jsrs.y and vooi siov-s aad zsn-@~ q
k@d>s&
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

Furs of all kinds at Thomas & Grip
pens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-31

- ~~~ a~sisy piu :, Kszassl's.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

gwen temporary quarters IN the
Methodist church. The new brick
school house which cost S12, ZOO, is a
fine ornament to the town. 1t is two
stories high and has an attractive
front and tower. 1t will be com
plcted in about 80 days, it being now
enclosed and the inside work pro-
crossing rapidly.
RlDE ON THE ENGINE.
any ride from Shoshone to HALEY
was something Of novelty, as ac-
cepted an invitation to sit in the cab
of the engine. The train did not
leave Shosbone until noon; so to
make up for lost time we went third
faster than usual. The way that en-
gine jumped and jolted was some
thing astonishing. ] shall prefer
hereafter to take seat in the car.
II shall go to Camas prairie on my
next trip, will be soon. As there are
36 districts in the county, and a
most Of them are so far apart, it viii
keep me busy to visit them all"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

FIVE men came in yesterday even
ing from Silver District and report
'hat the tunnel on the Julia location
nas tapped the ledge, at the depth of
TWO hundred and forty-6ve feet, and
the ore is immensely rich. Excite
ment ran high in the district when
Tue strike was made. The ledge
naa not been cut through to the
hanging wall when the men left.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-08

CoLBY kSAPP met with mlshap
last Thursday in Silver District He
was standing on a nail keg, and was
engaged in mailing boards Oh build
ing, when the keg tipped and Colby
fell, his left arm striking on q rock,
breaking one Of the bones just above
the wrist. General Csrtee and Jas
Arnew set the bone, aud Colby start
ed for this place, arriving here Sat
urday.